President Xi Jinping is Missing: End of Regime Soon?

Chinese President Xi Jinping has disappeared and his closest loyal politicians are being killed one after another. And many are being forced to resign. Army generals have been linked to Xi jingping have either been removed and have been sidelined. General Hewedong Vice Chairman CMC General Myukh who is the General Chief of Political Work General Lin Xiangzhang who is the Commander of the Eastern Theater Command the PLA Rocket Force and also the Western Theater Command Xi Loyalis have been removed 6th July 2025 The
17th BRICS summit was held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil but it was not attended by Xi Jinping. This is a very big event because till date it has never happened that Xi or any Chinese President before him did not attend this BRICS summit. But this is not an isolated incident. May 21, 2025 was the last day Xi was spotted in the media as he mysteriously disappeared for the next 12 days. President Xi Jinping is Missing: End of Regime Soon?

Xi Jinping’s Disappearance: Unraveling the Mystery

This will be the first time in 12 years that Xi Jinping will not be part of the summit. No mention of him in the Chinese main stream media. Unusual Disappearance from Public View Between the 21st of May to the Fifth of June Where is President Xi Jinping? He will not be seen even once in the whole of China till June 3rd, 2025.
Belarusian President Alexander Luka Shengko was the only person to meet Xi Jinping on this date, and what he revealed to the world at his press conference after meeting Xi took this mysterious story to a new turn. President Alexander said that he was not living in a Presidential Palace but in a small house.
Where he conducted his official meeting with Alexander. He said that this might be the first time in history that he held a meeting with the President of the country in a small house instead of the official Government Palace. Moreover, during the entire meeting with Ji, there were no government officers or even translators present, who are usually there with him. President Xi Jinping is Missing: End of Regime Soon?

And finally President Alexander observed something very strange about Xi’s health. Xi appeared extremely tired and distracted throughout the meeting. He in General looked very ill. After this the news is published in Chinese media People’s News. Xi is very ill. He has had multiple heart attacks. But then Economic Times countered it and said that Xi is not ill but Hu Jintao is soon going to bring a regime change in China.

The Sudden Absence of Xi Jinping : Unraveling the Mystery

Former Chinese President Hu Jintao is going to overthrow Xi Jinping’s power. So what is the truth after all? Well, this story started getting more confusing when one by one the news of some unusual incidents that happened in the Chinese Communist Party from May 21 to June 3rd started coming out. The first unusual thing.
For the last 66 years, every year all the foreign dignitaries who came to China visited the Beijing Grand Hall to meet the President of China. But since May 21, all dignitaries who have visited the Beijing Grand Hall have been hosted by other leaders of Xi’s political party, the CCP. He was nowhere to be seen.

Secondly, the Chinese Communist Party CCP has a meeting of all their senior leadership every month. But this meeting of CCP was cancelled in the month of May 2025. Now this was quite fishy because just after the previous CCP meeting, reports were leaked that in that meeting it was discussed that Xi Jinping was soon going to be ousted from the position of President.
So how did Xi Jinping suddenly disappear after this meeting? And why was the next CCP meeting cancelled? Third, just look at all these front pages of China’s state-owned newspaper People’s Daily before May 2025. You will find a king size photo of Xi on the first page of all the newspapers without fail.
But now Xi’s photo has disappeared from the June edition of the same exact newspaper. Again, this is the first time in the entire 12 years of Xi’s rule that the People’s Daily has neither published Xi’s photo nor any positive news about Xi in its newspaper. Now leave this aside, recently when Chinese State Media published a conversation between Xi and Donald Trump, they did not even write any official title before Xi’s name and yes they did correct it later but such a big mistake has not been made by any Chinese media till date. So this is
definitely evidence of Xi’s waning influence in the Chinese media. But apart from this, there is a lot of other evidence due to which according to the reports, Xi’s personal security has been reduced by half. The official status of his father’s tomb has also been removed etc. But the fourth and most mysterious thing is that Xi’s most loyal CCP’s top politicians and diplomats, who were closest to Xi, are all being eliminated one by one.
The biggest example of this is General Shu Qiliang, who was the Vice Chairman of the Chinese Central Military Commission, i.e., the Army Chief. But today he is not alive, he is dead. Now the Chinese media has officially declared his death as a heart attack.
But after this, questions started being raised on the political influence of the Chinese Communist Party and especially Xi Jinping. Because a former Chinese journalist Shou Lanjian revealed on X that this was the real reason behind Shu’s death. He was receiving so much intense pressure internally from the Chinese military that he could not bear the mental stress and suddenly collapsed. Now Yu was one of the most important pillars of Xi Jinping’s presidency.
He was a power pillar and that is why according to many political experts, to remove Xi Jinping from power, people like General Shu were first removed from the way because Yu was not the only martyr in this war. Xi Jinping has many more loyalists. There were many ministers and state officials like Haw Weidong, Miau Hua, and Zeng Zangxiong, who all held very important positions.

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But now he has been removed from those posts. And according to some reports, he was not only removed from his position but, like J, he too died suddenly and mysteriously. The news which the Chinese State Media is always trying to suppress. And according to me this is the biggest proof that some serious mismanagement, power struggle and shift of political will is going on inside the Chinese Communist Party.
And if you look at it this is not a new thing at all in China. Let me explain. This is Jennifer Zeng, a former researcher at China’s Development Research Center. But now he is a journalist based out of USA. So they recently published a report in which they said that whatever is happening with Xi right now is nothing new in China.
This has happened to almost every President when his end is near. Jen says that the CCP does not remove any of its leaders from their position in one go, but rather it always gradually reduces the political influence of that leader, making him irrelevant in front of the public. The same thing happened with former Chinese President Hua Gua Feng.
Hua was against Deng Shuang’s economic reforms. But Deng had heavy support from the CCP. And so, from 1978 onwards, Hua was banished from public appearances, just like Xi. His political control was also significantly limited over time. And finally he remained just a symbolic figure. For the next 3 years, he was allowed to appear before the public only occasionally.

The Power Structure Under Xi Jinping

After 3 years, he was forced to retire. Example of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang who was the Prime Minister of China until 2023. He was also expelled from the party by JI because he was a supporter of open economy. Lee ‘s public appearances were also reduced. But still the same premieres were there for 6 months after being removed.
But the interesting thing is that Xi Jinping’s case is a little different. That means, if you remember, Xi was being called President for Life. Meaning the whole world knew that Xi Jinping has such a strong hold on China that only a serious illness or his death can stop him from becoming the Chinese President.
So is n’t this the reason behind Xi’s mysterious disappearance? That means, if you look at it, many reports are also claiming that Xi is so ill that he is forced to leave the Presidency. So, is this correct? Well on June 9th, 2025 the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service submitted an internal report on the Chinese Communist Party to the Government of Russia.

It was mentioned in that report that Xi Jinping is having frequent heart attacks and his health is at a critical stage. After this, on June 28, this article of New York Post claimed that due to Xi’s deteriorating health, Xi is going to submit his resignation in the CCP meeting to be held in August 2025. People’s News also published a similar report that Xi went missing for two weeks at the end of May because his health had deteriorated.
This newspaper even said that due to Ji’s health, a massive power struggle has started in his party CCP. Regarding who will be the next president? And I have told you about only one or two reports. But even if you do a simple Now if we look at it, this has also been a pattern among the Chinese Presidents of the past. In fact, according to the New York Times, when China’s most famous leader Deng Jing fell ill, efforts were made to gradually erase him from the public eye, just like Ji. So is something similar happening in Ji’s case as well ? Well it seems highly unlikely because look at this picture of 8th June.
Ji went to his General Yu’s funeral. In which he looks quite physically fit. Meaning, the Russian reports directly claimed that Ji had suffered multiple heart attacks. Like seeing a report that Xi had suffered a stroke. So if all this is true then how come just a few days after this accident, Shi is able to walk like a normal, healthy person.
That too without any physical support or wheelchair. And that’s why to be honest she has some fatal disease due to which he was missing in action for 12 days. I am finding this a bit difficult to believe. There are high chances that this is either fake news or a propaganda of Chinese media. And that is why the next most logical reason that I feel is that some big political incident is happening in China.
That means a rival politician wants to bring about a regime change in China. But the question is who and why? In 2013, Xi Jinping became the seventh President of China. But Xi’s presidency was very different from all other presidents. As soon as he came to power, he changed years old systems and completely centralized the power.
That means I started taking it under my control. For example, since the time of Deng Xiaoping, presidents in China have always consulted a committee of some elite members of China for all their decisions. All major decisions were taken only with the consent of those members. But as soon as Ji came to power he closed down this Elt Committee.
Then Next G made some major alterations to the Chinese power structure. Just look at this hierarchy table. This is the entire power structure of China. At the top of this structure is the Politburo Standing Committee. Consider this standing committee just like we have PM and Cabinet Ministers.
Similarly, in their country, the Politburo Standing Committee consists of a President and six members who together control the entire country. Now as soon as she came to power, she placed all her loyal people in key positions in this standing committee. Next, to gain full control over the Chinese army, Xi placed his loyalist Xu Qiliang as vice chairman of the Chinese Central Military Commission.
Because obviously this is a very strategic position in a communist regime like China. This is actual hard power. This means that the Vice Chairman of this Military Commission will now start commanding the entire Chinese military. So this became a huge advantage for she.

And that is why, according to many political experts, the death of Xu Qiliang was a huge blow to the Xi presidency. After this, the Chinese Central Committee became Xi’s next target. If I tell you this in the context of India, then just like there is a state government in India, similarly here there is a committee of 204 members who are mostly ministers and provincial governors of China, that is, people of State Governors rank who control different provinces of China.

Now according to BBC, as soon as Xi took power, he put 170 ministers and deputies of this Chinese Central Committee in jail. Just by saying that they were all corrupt or they had violated the party rules. Now imagine putting 170 provincial governor rank people in jail overnight. That means Xi Jinping must have made so many enemies in the CCP.

According to many reports, Xi even got some of these members killed. Just to gain political control. In fact, according to this report, in the first 5 years of Ji’s tenure, he forcibly removed 13 lakh CCP officials from their positions. Just because he did not support Zee’s policies. So in short, throughout his tenure, Ji completely consolidated power by placing his loyalists in all influential positions in the Chinese military, Chinese state media, and the Chinese parliament.

In fact, in China, Xi was also famously called the President of Everything. Because he had control over literally every department of China. Xi Jinping has his hand on all levers of power in China. He is the President of the country, the General Secretary of the Communist Party and the Chairman of the Central Military Commission.

But according to me, the major turning point of the Xi regime came in 2022. When he humiliated and threw out former Chinese President and his predecessor Hu Jintao from a crowded CCP meeting. That too in front of live media and what did the Chinese media give as the reason for this? Hu Jintao was arrested and taken out because he was ill.
Now how does this make any sense? Especially when just a few minutes before that you can see Jintao moving some files around with the person next to him. Some issue is going to be raised regarding some files, maybe I am feeling like this in the meeting. But this was a major turning point in Xi’s presidency because Hu was not a weak leader.

He was the former President of China and was leading the Tanpai i.e. the entire Youth League faction in the CCP. Meaning that by doing this, Ji turned his enemy not just against a single leader but against an entire political faction, and that too an influential faction, a faction which is the future of China because the Ton Pai i.e.

Youth League faction were the same people who were so powerful during the time of Hu Jintao due to which Hu Jintao was able to come to power. His ideology was quite moderate from the beginning. He was always against centralized power and that is why he considered himself a reformist who wanted to bring change in China and by the way, he got the opportunity with all the rights.

As soon as Xi Jinping took office he began replacing members within the CCP and the Chinese military PLA. As the Xi presidency began to consolidate all political power in China. Similarly, Hu Jutuo and his Tanpai faction started a resistance movement against it and then in June 2025, Xi Jinping’s power started visibly weakening. He started disappearing from the media.

There is no media coverage and then a shocking report comes out. Global outlets like the New York Post and Japan Forward wrote that Hu Jintao and other old leaders are now controlling the game. These people are running everything through bad channels in China. After this, some of Xi’s powerful generals within the military were removed and new people were brought in who were influenced by Hu.

According to reports, Even Xi’s father’s name was removed from the official status of the museum. All of this also points towards the fact that Hu is silently taking revenge. Meanwhile, another explosion occurred in Xi’s absence. Hu Jintao and his colleagues together sent an open letter to the CCP head office.

This letter was a kind of no confidence board. In which it was written that Xi’s personality, his economic and diplomatic failure is sinking China and the party should take urgent action on this. Such an open challenge is very rare in the history of China and that is why according to many analysts, this can bring a regime change in China.

But now the question is who will replace Xi Jinping? Well, now some powerful names have emerged in this race. The first name is Wangyang, a technocrat who has previously held a top post in the CCP. In 2018, he was also a member of the Politburo Standing Committee, whose thinking is also reformist like Hu Jintao.

But in 2022, Zee forced him to retire. Whereas he was perfectly eligible for one and only one term. Now because he is the most senior member among all the potential presidential candidates after G. That’s why according to many reports, Woong Young may make a comeback after Ji’s fall. The other name is Hu Chunhua, the strong leader of the Youth League faction and a close ally of Hu Jintao.

By 2018, it was being said that Huchun would become the next Premier of China. But as the day of his becoming the premier came closer, Xi Jinping removed his name from the candidate list. This was the same incident that led to Hu Jintao being publicly humiliated and expelled from the 2022 Congress. But now after the fall of Xi Jinping, his name is coming to the fore again.

Because if we look at the succession hierarchy, if Hu had become the Premier in 2022, he would have become the next President of China after Xi. Apart from being an expert in internal politics and governance, he also has a strong hold within the party. And the most important thing is that he has the full support of Hu Jintao.

And the third most prominent name is General Zheng Yua. He is China’s top military officer and also the Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission. Now, actually, he is a relative of Zheng Ji. But according to many sources, now the real power in China is in the hands of Zheng Yuxia. And that is why after Ji, he can also be a strong contender for Presidency.
Now you should pay a little attention to this thing. Whenever a dictatorship falls, not just one person falls but an entire system collapses. And if Xi Jinping is leaving, the question is not just who will be the next leader of China ? The question is, in which direction will China go now? Will this transition be peaceful? Because today it seems that there is a fight going on inside China which is being hidden from the world.

Because Chinese media always shows what the government wants. So what is the real truth here ? We are just trying to speculate on all this by doing as much research in all directions as we could. Well whatever the real truth is, it will be revealed to everyone very soon. But if you like such videos then I have recently made another video on India-China War on how China is waging a war against India in the Himalayan region.

One is preparing for war. If you want to watch that video which I highly recommend you should watch because most of the Indians do n’t know about it then you can watch that video by clicking here. See you in the next video. Till then take care, Jai Hind.

Conclusion:

Xi Jinping’s extended absence and the accompanying signs of instability are highly unusual and have sparked legitimate questions about his grip on power and the CCP’s internal dynamics. However, there is currently no concrete public evidence confirming the end of Xi’s regime or a successful coup. The situation remains fluid, and further developments will be closely watched by international observers.